Thx Alot i do it...But i can't findQuote:
once u clicked on search for all intermodulair calls just type in sleep and then u see sleep in the list. u dont need to enter the word in a bar or w/e.
1) search for all intermodular callsQuote:
00482E95 8D51 19 LEA EDX,DWORD PTR DS:[ECX+19]
Can u help me to find it...It's better if it will be screen...?
Thx alot again..
why lock it?Quote:
no, obviously not possibleQuote:
DLL Inject to Conquer.exe, modify over assembly code. Technically "Editing" Conquer.exe, yes?Quote:
yes i know it is "possible" but the work needed in order to do this is waaaaaaaay not worth your time doing (as u've explained)... i've seen people do things such as make the "Path Find" button into a speedhack button etc. but to change the follow function into a function that finds the the player's coord, calls the jump function, and have an algorithm to determine how far you can jump, where u can jump is just way too much work, might as well just make an autofollower (there already are some out there)Quote:
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Open Conquer.exe with olly, add your own function to beable to jump to the team leader (oh this'll be one hell of a bitch to do PURELY in assembly, especially in olly), replace the call (and pushes) to the walk function for following the teamleader with a call to your function.
Possible, Worth it without DLL Injection? Fuck no.
Then don't say obviously impossible, say possible, but you wouldn't go through the effort to do it. How far you jump is easy as hell, just do it the good ol' tq way, if (max(abs(x2-x1),abs(y2-y1)) <= #), Where you can jump is easy too if you understand dmaps and how they're loaded into the client, lol.Quote:
simply put... i say "not possible" because that's just the easier way to get things through EGY's heads
alright... have fun doing that in ASM :DQuote:
You don't really need to know where you can jump, since the client already checks that inside the jump function. And if you're unable to jump on a spot, it'll just push the "You can't stop here" error, or whatever it is.Quote:
I don't think that works. I tried using that before and I kept getting different numbers than CalcDistance.Quote:
public static sbyte CalculateDistance(ushort ox, ushort oy, ushort nx, ushort ny)
{
return (sbyte)Math.Sqrt(Math.Pow(nx - ox, 2) + Math.Pow(ny - oy, 2));
}
public static sbyte CalculateDistance(ushort ox, ushort oy, ushort nx, ushort ny)
{
int dx = nx - ox;
int dy = ny - oy;
dx = dx * dx;
dy = dy * dy;
int add = dy + dx;
return (sbyte)Math.Sqrt(add);
}